The world's largest cruise ship, sailing 7-night round trips from Miami through the Eastern or Western Caribbean, always calling at Royal Caribbean's private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay.
Prices vary significantly throughout the year depending on season, demand and how far ahead you book — figures below are typical starting ranges, not fixed prices.
Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas is the biggest cruise ship ever built — 250,800 gross tons, 1,196 feet long, and carrying up to 7,600 guests across eight themed "neighborhoods." Highlights include Category 6, the largest waterpark at sea with six record-breaking slides; the AquaDome, a three-story entertainment space with a spectacular water-and-light show; Crown's Edge, a sky-high walk-the-plank challenge; the Ultimate Family Townhouse suite with its own slide and cinema; and seven pools spread across the ship.
Both itineraries depart and return to PortMiami, alternating week to week, with three days at sea built into each sailing.
7 nights, round trip from Miami. Fares typically start around $1,550–2,000pp for an interior cabin and $2,400–3,000pp for a balcony, rising to $4,000+ per person for suites — prices vary significantly by season, with the cheapest sailings in autumn and the priciest over summer.